I’m going to the south land”. He swam on the ice floe. His voyage was long. At last he swam to the land and his ice floe melt. He can see a large land. Snowy is going on the straight a lot of time. He can see a big river. Then he can see a lot of interesting things: tall green firs, pines, green grass, green plants and brown ground. It’s taiga. There are a lot of different birds, animals and insects in taiga. He can see an orange fox, an orange squirrel, a grey wolf, a trot, a sable and a brown elk. He can see a wood pecker, a blackcock and crossbills. Snowy can see living thorny ball. It’s a hedgehog. Snowy likes all. Suddenly Snowy can see a brown bear under the big pine. “What’s your name?” asks Snowy. “My name’s Browny and what’s your name?” answers the brown bear. “My name is Snowy”, says Snowy. “Why are you white? Browny asks. And Snowy is telling him his story. He tells about northern Arctic. Browny and Snowy are friends. They live and play together. But Snowy thinks about his family, ice floes, and the cold ocean. He wants to home. Browny helps him to get to a coast. Beavers make a raft for Snowy. Snowy swims to his family. Snowy is very happy to see his parents. Mummy bear and Daddy bear are very happy to see his son. Snowy tells his family about his trip, the taiga, birds, green plants and his new friend. Snowy writes letters to Browny and Browny writes letters to him. But Snowy decided that “There is no place more delightful than home”.